Setup of Narrowband Interference Scan

63.6.1 Setup of Narrowband Interference Scan

63.6.1.1. General Settings

Under Channels, you select a single RF channel around which to scan. As regards the rest, see section "General Scan Settings".

63.6.1.2. Context Settings

Remaining Measurement Points

See section "Notes on Scanner Multitasking".

63.6.1.3. Interference Offset

Open the General window and double-click the CDMA item.

In the dialog that appears, enter the Interference Offset in dB. This is a threshold governing how strong an RF channel must be in order to be regarded as an interferer. Specifically, an in-band RF channel is considered to be an interferer if its strength exceeds the average in-band RSSI by an amount at least equal to Interference Offset.